Streets at Night
PRhyme Lyrics

Everybody coming with they chick record, big record
Everyone is making music to appeal to the masses and gain fame and recognition.

This gon' play in the clubs, radio, hit record
The song is meant to be a hit and get played in clubs and on the radio for maximum exposure and success.

Wondering how am I not dead, looking for righteousness
The artist wonders how they have survived in a dangerous environment and is searching for justice and fairness.

You wondering how you gon' get ahead, I'm on my ISIS shit
While others are trying to figure out how to succeed, the artist is determined and focused like a member of ISIS.

I do it for the streets, my niggas on parole without a suit
The artist creates music for the streets and those who may be struggling or have a criminal record and cannot wear a suit.

My dogs who wanna roll without a roof
The artist has friends who enjoy spending time in cars without a roof or enjoying the freedom that comes from being outside.

The blogs and the critics
The artist is aware of the media and their opinions on their music and actions.

I exhibit logic like the rappers without chance, that's all independent
The artist is referencing independent rappers who are able to find success without a record label and the logic they use to achieve this.

And all I do is fuck the baddest bitches y'all done seen
The artist brags about having sexual relations with the most attractive women they've ever seen.

Catch em' while they fresh and still new into the scene
The artist prefers to pursue women early on in their careers and before they become too popular or well-known.

Let her know I'm polished with my Bible on the stand
The artist wants women to know they are sophisticated and respectable while also referencing their religious beliefs.

Dump her once she hit a million follows on the gram
The artist will end a relationship once a woman reaches a certain level of social media popularity.

See I ain't with the free smoke, that's what you got Drake for
The artist avoids confrontation and doesn't engage in unnecessary arguments, leaving that to Drake and other artists who thrive on drama.

I like my hoes to be low-key, like my safe doe
The artist prefers women who are not too flashy or well-known, similar to their preference for a secure, low-key safe.

Rappers act 100 smack em' all with a stack of em'
The artist criticizes rappers who act tough and aggressive and says they could all be defeated easily.

They softer than them socks that got the ball on the back of em'
The artist thinks that these rappers are weak and vulnerable, similar to the softness of socks with a ball on the back.

And all I do is do it for the, do it for the streets
The artist creates music for the streets and those who are struggling and in need of hope.

I do it for the strong, you do it for the weak
The artist focuses on creating music for those who are strong and resilient while others may only create music for those who are weak and vulnerable.

Any city, pick a city, Houston to the D
The artist creates music that can be enjoyed and appreciated in any city, from Houston to Detroit and beyond.

I said hands in the sky, lemme see you reach it
The artist encourages the audience to raise their hands in appreciation and excitement during a live performance.

Everybody getting money, lemme see you keep it
The artist challenges those who are successful to maintain their wealth and power.

While they droppin' dimes, nickel on the street shit
While others may be focused on small-scale drug deals or schemes, the artist is focused on creating authentic music for the streets.

I learned the streets all night and day
The artist has spent countless hours in the streets, gaining knowledge and understanding of their environment.

Back to the streets
The artist is returning to their roots and continuing to create music for the streets and those in need.

Either that or they come with a diss record
The artist notes that others may create diss tracks to gain attention and fame rather than creating quality music.

I come from where you don't disrespect none of your successors
The artist emphasizes the importance of respecting those who come after you or those who may be more successful.

I don't fuck whores that I can't leave in less than six seconds
The artist only engages in sexual relations with those they can quickly and easily leave.

"Who the best?" is a horrible rhetorical sick question
The artist doesn't believe in the question of who is the best and sees it as a harmful and destructive question.

You guessed it, I'm throwing bullets at you but you ain't about to go for long
The artist is prepared to attack and criticize their opponents, knowing that they will not be able to sustain success for long.

I pulled a .44 and let it bang like Post Malone
The artist references a gun and compares their use of it to the sound in a Post Malone song.

Might as well get ready for your tomb, you play me
The artist warns those who try to deceive or harm them that they will not fare well in the end.

Tell your wife she gon' be solo soon, like Swae Lee
The artist threatens to take someone's partner or significant other away, similar to the breakup of Swae Lee's group Rae Sremmurd.

Quart of pills, recouping a deal worth a quarter mil
The artist has made a deal worth a large amount of money and uses some of it to buy drugs.

All I'm tryna do is stay black and get out like Jordan Peele
The artist wants to remain true to their identity and culture while achieving success, like Jordan Peele has done in the entertainment industry.

Everybody do it for the accolades, I'm tired of them
Many artists create music for the purpose of receiving awards and recognition, which the artist finds exhausting and disheartening.

I ain't cared about Grammys since Jay boycotted them
The artist has not been concerned with the Grammy Awards since Jay-Z refused to participate in them years ago.

Spent my first advance at Manny's, followed Pharrell and them
The artist used their first paycheck to buy luxury items from Manny's, inspired by the artist Pharrell and their extravagant lifestyle.

Used to ask bitches for ass, now I'm just telling them
The artist used to request sex from women, but now they are in a position where they can simply demand it from them.

If I get anymore fly imma need my own space suit
The artist is achieving such a high level of success and wealth that they feel like they need their own spacecraft to fly in.

Got these hoes getting naked like they high on K2
The artist's level of attractiveness and success is so high that women are willing to take their clothes off around them without hesitation, similar to the effects of the drug K2.

All I need is five minutes, every style get augmented
The artist is confident in their abilities and believes that they can improve any style of music in just five minutes.

Well endowed in God's image
The artist is blessed with a large penis, similar to how they believe God created them.

Never smile, Kawhi Leonard
The artist is a serious and focused individual, similar to NBA player Kawhi Leonard who is known for rarely smiling or showing emotion.

These pellets are pedophiles, coming out the arm bro
The artist is referencing bullets and criticizing gun violence by saying that the bullets are like pedophiles coming out of a gun.

Trust me, they touchy, Dudley, Arnold
The artist continues to criticize violence and those who engage in it by referencing the gentle TV characters Dudley from Diff'rent Strokes and Arnold from The Facts of Life.

My show start at 10 and it's sold out by 11
The artist's concerts are extremely popular and sell out very quickly.

Rappers blow up, go and debut they whole album on Ellen
The artist criticizes other rappers who are quick to seek attention and validation from mainstream outlets like The Ellen Show.